Apparently there is only one derivative of dreamt, undreamt. I guess "redreamt" isn't a word.
This site lists 5, but all are derivatives of dreamt.
Ooh.
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Apparently there is only one derivative of dreamt, undreamt. I guess "redreamt" isn't a word.
This site lists 5, but all are derivatives of dreamt.
Ooh.
But daydreamt certainly is.
I don't know how undreamt could possibly be a word, but, whatever.
I don't know how undreamt could possibly be a word, but, whatever.
Maybe it shows up in Shakespeare?
I don't know how undreamt could possibly be a word, but, whatever.
Undreamt is what happens when you have a cool dream, but forget it a minute or two after waking up.
Or maybe it's what's happening to the American Dream.
I don't know how undreamt could possibly be a word, but, whatever.
I didn't know either, but it's an adjective, not a verb.
Maybe it shows up in Shakespeare?
Forsooth!
I didn't know either, but it's an adjective, not a verb.
Like:
"Transformers II achieves previously undreamt levels of suck."
Given that it is not in any of the reference materials on my desk, including the huge unabridged dictionary, I think I am going to pretend this ridiculous word does not exist.
So you are saying the word undreamt is, in fact, undreamt.
I would never have dreamed that undreamt could be a word, therefore it doesn't have to be undreamt.